Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-06-24
School Board Proceedings.

The School Board met on Wednesday O.
last week to examine teachers quarterly
reports for the Summer Term and to present
the annual statement to the County Com
missioners in view of the levy for the public
schools
The amount due for the Summer Term
$1,000 was ordered paid the 2Sth instant.
The following trustees were appointed to
fill vacancies caused by designations and
others declining to serve: For No. 8, E. D.
3, Isaac Staub; for No. 2, E. ID. 4, s. w.
Magruder.
The petitions for new houses and No. g.
E. ID. 10, and No. 8, E. d. II, laid over,
owing to the great number of petitions be-
fore the Board.
1t was ordered in the event the levy was
for nine months the white schools open
| September IL and the colOred October Bird /.
The Secretary reported $500 pupils en-
rolled for the Summer Term and $3.50 diff.
ferent number pupils enrolled for the year,
an increase over 1886 of 173, and 1888 visits
to the schools during the school year.
The amount distributed, including the
Summer Term now due, 1877 900, since Oc-
tober 1st, 1885,
1t was ordered that the white and 7
colored school trustees failing to organize
and report have 20 days longer to perform
that duty.
ING ioliowlng teaCners were rePqrteu as
and Mimic II. Berry, j. d. Berry, Jr., @. F.
Fawcett, j. w. Saunders, r.. M. Browning
and ]. ii. Hodge, colored.
Teachers have been selected for Laytons-
vile, Spencerville and Germantown.
The following applicants were appointed
to the State Normal School after examina-
u'n. W., d, o ,s'n anu MISS Ance Cruit.
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10 We board o. school Commissioners Of
MONTGOMERY c0untv, Rep. s. r. White. Sec.
GrNT1r,rrN Al tho loo, ,noo,;nr ~ ,,a
State Roard of Edncat;on m. eSIIowinn %
ditional Nv. Laws were nassed "o
ian examination in the nr;,o,n,os and
methods of teaching shall he added 70 tho
subjects now REQUIRED fr,,n, ,sso,ars or I'll,
GRADES 10 take etfact On and astar r ~ Doru
lat. 1883 The eyaminatinn il 10 en'hrany'.
not more than Is Contained in sucb h,olrs az
Brooke, Normal Mathaads Svs,,, Wo,,,, a.
or Teaching or Posh,s Ss 1hS i Toaoa
ing "' " ie"o"'
On and after tho 2o,h If INA 100,
teachers, car,t;c"tes shall ho arrsn1,d 49, H.,
the Eyaminers under rho Sanc,;an os az,
county school hoard os E;rst Gnod,' III,
Class: First Grade SeconJ Gless. Sacond
Grade. First Glass. Second Grada Socond
CIass. Saco,d Grado TIL Co., ny.
Grds shall he Setermined &c T rec,rsd I've Se
law Inv the literary PARLIAMENTARY ~ ~
teacher. hnt the Tu;,s 5shsII ha Ja,or,,,; .aa
hv the nrotass;n,oI ah;,;,,, ~ ~ ,o"ah ~
exhibited in the schoni' r,om ana unnnbaI
for Nv The County Eyaminar Gor,i6ca,a.
Of Graduates oI ihe Stata Nar,"I Snh'.',I
shall be subject Ia the same law ninI''ns,
of the STATE Normoi Sch,,ol shau ~ ,aaI,
oned as First Grade E,irst Class ~ '''A'
You will please take the prop.r means 10
bring these By Laws to the notice of all the
teachers In the county. The first applies
only To new teachers, or TO those whose GER
uhcates have expired. The other Bylaw